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[vc commodore]

Here's the style I have personally used for 15 years or so....

Have no idea how effective this style is

 

[vc commodore]

they must do something I haven't got a roo this year , there are heaps of them some places I go. Kangaroos are a stupid animal that likes to graze on the side of the road at sundown avoid driving in twilight hours .

I generally strike them grazing on the side of the road, when it's been raining....They also seem to congregate around creeks too...Always seems to be dark when they do it too...

 

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[losh1971]

You will hit wildlife driving at night, guaranteed..... At night they even hit the side of your bus if you get real unlucky. When I was night driving I would hit a roo once or twice a week at a minimum.

 

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[VS_Pete]

Hmm, not running comprehensive insurance either. Thanks for killing long distance night driving for me

So far, I have run over a couple of dead bodies that made me pucker up, guess I've been lucky.

No offence no comprehensive insurance your a fool.

 

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[losh1971]

I have a $3600 ute and I have full comp. I am going to adjust my agreed value to $5500, as I have spent a decent amount fixing it up. I wouldn't be without it. $42 a month, most people spend more than that on coffees in a month. With so many people out there with no insurance I like it that if my bus gets hit by another driver I don't have to go to court to claim damages.

 

[whiskeytango]

So you're prepared to loose 20 years worth of savings for nothing?

Do some math on driving around Australia in 6 weeks through renowned kangaroo country.

If you don't think its worth getting insurance at least during that time frame then you are a fool.